Mike Cheng

Background

About Mike Cheng

At the heart of my scientific journey lies a deep passion for unraveling the complexities of molecular biology and immunology. I am driven by a commitment to advance research methodologies and promote innovative solutions that address pressing health challenges. My guiding principle is the relentless pursuit of knowledge and excellence, which has consistently propelled me to strive for advancements in biotechnology and healthcare domains. Drawing from extensive experience, I possess a robust background in molecular biology, data analysis, and genomics. My areas of expertise include DNA microarrays, biomanufacturing, and regulatory compliance. I am proficient in technical writing and lab operations and I specialize in the application of isotopes and molecular cloning. My unique ability to lead cross-functional teams and coordinate projects from initiation through implementation is one of my key strengths. Among my career highlights, I have played a pivotal role as a Process Development Scientist at Abbott Laboratories, where I resolved technique-related production issues and collaborated on technology transfers. My work at Thermo Fischer Scientific involved optimizing fermentation processes, significantly boosting cell and protein yields. Additionally, my tenure at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center saw me establish animal models for inflammation diseases and cancer, FACS techniques for sorting and characterizing lymphocytes, and qPCR methods for gene expression and pathogenic bacteria testing. My recognition complements these achievements as a contributing author to several impactful scientific publications. I am excited to leverage my comprehensive skill set to contribute to innovative research and development efforts that push the boundaries of scientific discovery. I am eager to collaborate with teams dedicated to addressing global health issues through cutting-edge biotechnology solutions. Let's connect and explore opportunities to drive meaningful advancements in healthcare and life sciences.